Ten years have passed since Marisa, the 18-year-old protagonist from "Del pueblo a la ciudad," made the big leap to the metropolis of Madrid to work as a maid in a hotel. Today, she returns to her village as a free, emancipated young woman. In "De la ciudad al pueblo," the journey is explored in a reverse, less glamorous direction: What is the experience of a family member returning after having left the family for an indefinite period? Does Marisa return as a heroine or as a loser? Will the "lost daughter" receive the love and support from her family that everyone hopes for after a long absence, without judgment and with open arms? "De la ciudad al pueblo" (A2) serves as both a continuation of the first part "Del pueblo a la ciudad" (A1) or can be read independently of it.